Sandy McKelvey
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Haldane Central School District receives first delivery of fresh produce from Glynwood Farm

Get ready folks, Haldane now has a local salad bar!Starting tomorrow and for the next three Fridays, Haldane's Salad Bar will be stocked with fresh, local greens from Glynwood Farm. I just picked up the first week of fresh lettuce, radishes and beet greens at Glynwood today. They will be served tomorrow at the salad bar. Thanks to the generous donations made at Glynwood's annual Gala Fundraiser last fall, Haldane's cafeteria will be receiving over $5,000 worth of produce from now until the end…See More
16 hours ago
sharon soons commented on Sandy McKelvey's blog post Hudson Valley Farm to School: Chef in the Classroom at Haldane Elementary School February
"We are b/w middletown and goshen, in orange county."
Mar 15
Sandy McKelvey commented on Sandy McKelvey's blog post Hudson Valley Farm to School: Chef in the Classroom at Haldane Elementary School February
"Sharon, Thanks for your feedback about the apples. I'll have to check with the chefs and find out where they got their apples. Where is your orchard located? We are always looking for new farms to partner with :-) "
Mar 15
sharon soons commented on Sandy McKelvey's blog post Hudson Valley Farm to School: Chef in the Classroom at Haldane Elementary School February
"Cool... but were these local apples? You'd be hard-pressed to find a local Gala or Honeycrisp at this point... (we sold out of those in late October!) and Granny Smith really don't "finish" in this neck of the woods... …"
Mar 15
Sandy McKelvey commented on Sandy McKelvey's blog post Hudson Valley Farm to School: Chef in the Classroom at Haldane Elementary School February
"If you would like more information about the Hudson Valley Farm to School program, visit my blog at: www.hvfs.org Cheers!Sandy "
Mar 4
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Hudson Valley Farm to School: Chef in the Classroom at Haldane Elementary School February

On Friday, February 10th, Chefs Mark and Sunny visited Mrs. LeMon's 4th grade class and Mrs. Battersby's 5th grade class. They brought with them an assortment of local apples – some green, some red, some round and some tall. Chef Sunny started the class with some fun apple facts. Did you know there are 7500 different varieties of apples? Some are sweet, some sour. Some are hard and crunchy and some are a little mushy. They originated in China. They were brought to the U.S. by the Pilgrims and…See More
Mar 1
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Jun 27, 2010

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Self employed
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Hudson Valley Farm to School
Website
http://www.hvfs.org
Why did you join HVFN?
I have a farm to school program in the Hudson Valley. I am currently working in two schools in Cold Spring and Garrison.
Interests
Farm to School, school gardens, farm-based education, CSA's

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Haldane Central School District receives first delivery of fresh produce from Glynwood Farm

Posted on May 31, 2012 at 1:00pm 0 Comments

Get ready folks, Haldane now has a local salad bar!

Starting tomorrow and for the next three Fridays, Haldane's Salad Bar will be stocked with fresh, local greens from Glynwood Farm. I just picked up the first week of fresh lettuce, radishes and beet greens at Glynwood today. They will be served tomorrow at the salad bar. 

Thanks to the generous donations made at Glynwood's annual Gala Fundraiser last fall, Haldane's cafeteria will be receiving…

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Hudson Valley Farm to School: Chef in the Classroom at Haldane Elementary School February

Posted on March 1, 2012 at 12:45pm 4 Comments

On Friday, February 10th, Chefs Mark and Sunny visited Mrs. LeMon's 4th grade class and Mrs. Battersby's 5th grade class. They brought with them an assortment of local apples – some green, some red, some round and some tall. Chef Sunny started the class with some fun apple facts. Did you know there are 7500 different varieties of apples? Some are sweet, some sour. Some are hard and crunchy and some are a little mushy. They originated in China. They were brought to the U.S. by the Pilgrims…

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